@ZoomInfo Being removed also used to stop the sale of the data in your profile, and now that depends on where you live.
Old and new wording side by side:
https://t.co/XlZuf79lB1
๐๏ธ Ask @ZoomInfo to delete your profile, and its removal page no longer promises to delete everything.
Before: "all information contained in your profile will be removed"
Now: it "may retain limited information" after your profile is gone from its products.
๐ค @OpenAI 's new agents can act and shop for you, and its terms say everything they do is on you.
๐ณ If the agent buys the wrong thing, you are the one who has to sort it out with your bank.
@Google The Privacy Policy changed too: even when you are not signed in, ads can now be based on your activity across devices.
The change next to the old text:
https://t.co/ODNOZWDbuK
๐ช @Google now says it can keep showing you personalized ads even after you delete your cookies, by using other identifiers like your IP address.
Its cookie page names one way to stop it: turning off personalized ads in your Google ad settings.
โ @PayPal 's US privacy notice now says "No" in two places that used to say "Yes."
๐ณ Sharing your creditworthiness with PayPal group companies: "No"
๐ฃ Letting those companies market to you: "No"
๐ Sharing with outside companies for their marketing: still "Yes"
๐ฌ You visit a website, leave, and later see its ad inside @ChatGPT .
@usercentrics , the company behind Cookiebot, now lists ChatGPT Ads as an ad partner on both of its sites.
With your consent, your IP, device and visit details can go to OpenAI.
๐ค @stripe 's terms now say that whatever your AI agent does in Stripe, you did.
"User is solely responsible for each action initiated by or through the AI Agent."
So if your agent issues a refund by mistake, that refund is legally yours.
@OpenAI The video says "your data stays private". Honest question for the lawyers here: who at your firm reads OpenAI's terms before client files go in, and who notices when those terms change? ๐ค
@Apple Until now, going over your limit only meant new backups stopped. Same update adds: "If you do not agree to updates to this Agreement, you may lose access to the Service." Both lines next to the old text: https://t.co/pHtmEwCN8t
โ๏ธ You know the "iCloud storage full" banner? @Apple can now delete๐๏ธ the photos and files behind it.
๐ New line in the iCloud Terms: "when you are over your iCloud storage limit, Apple may, upon 30 days' notice, delete any stored data that exceeds your storage limit."
@PayPal The new rules apply to disputes "that arose before the effective date," including arbitrations already "filed or pending." The full rewrite of the dispute section next to the old text: https://t.co/TpneXiJV0X
๐ธ @PayPal 's promise to pay your arbitration fees on claims under $10,000 is gone.
๐ฌ To file a claim now: certified mail, "original handwritten signature," 60 days instead of 45.
โ๏ธ You give up a jury trial, and in court you can only sue alone, not as a group.
@Lovable Also new: sign up with a work email, and the company that owns that email domain can take over your account. Free and Pro are in by default, Business and Enterprise are out. The full rewrite next to the old text: https://t.co/qpt6UJlhW2
Two "we do not" lines in @Lovable 's privacy policy are now "we do."
๐ง Prompts and code: "never used to train" AI models, now used unless you opt out.
๐ฃ "Does not sell or share personal information," now shares identifiers with Meta and Google for ads.